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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1019712" data-attributes="member: 82144">Okay. Well then I have no idea what is going on... but like I say, in my experience the QAM channels would not be mixed/underlaid/overlaid with the output from the cable box on an RF out. RF pass-through (loop out) yes... but not RF out.&nbsp;To receive the QAM channels requires an RF/coax feed from the cable provider. It is not possible to receive them any other way. The trick for you is to find a way to split the coax from the cable provider to enable you to hookup both the cable box and the PC. Otherwise you have to find a way to loop the signal through the cable box. That requires knowledge about the cable box functions (ie. the cable box manual would be helpful).&nbsp;There is no editing module. If there was one in the past then I certainly was not aware of it. You'll need to look at other options here.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1019712, member: 82144"] Okay. Well then I have no idea what is going on... but like I say, in my experience the QAM channels would not be mixed/underlaid/overlaid with the output from the cable box on an RF out. RF pass-through (loop out) yes... but not RF out. To receive the QAM channels requires an RF/coax feed from the cable provider. It is not possible to receive them any other way. The trick for you is to find a way to split the coax from the cable provider to enable you to hookup both the cable box and the PC. Otherwise you have to find a way to loop the signal through the cable box. That requires knowledge about the cable box functions (ie. the cable box manual would be helpful). There is no editing module. If there was one in the past then I certainly was not aware of it. You'll need to look at other options here. mm [/QUOTE]

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